I do have windows, and they will have grey blinds to pull when the sun comes through, or when light is definitely not needed.
I think I may go for the neutral grey myself. I can see it would be restful, specially if it were not too dark. I don't think we can get the Dulux paint here, but I can read the colour chips here, and then test again once a section is painted and dried. Might as well start as neutral as possible. I wonder how possible it is to get a true neutral white paint. If it were possible, that might be good, but I wonder if it would look sterile compared to the grey. The floor at least will not move in this place, which will make a change from his existing studio, when nothing was allowed to move after the 4 or 16 shot started! Thanks for the input everyone, Ellie On 21 Jan 2003 at 15:48, Paul Fawley composed (snipped): > grey..... stops any stray casts. > white wonderful for bouncing lights for that soft touch. > No windows is a bit depressing after a while dont you think? ... .bit of a pain on 4 or 16 shot > captures though when the sun is in and out! ---------------------------------------------------------------- Ellie Kennard Innovative Imaging Studio ---------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
